Leolist now in Euros
- Thread starter Caramel
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interesting!
Yes trying to have nothing to do with the United States in any way including currency. Called covering your ass in every way possible to keep any change of Homeland security or FBI dudes from kicking in your door.
I know US IP addresses have the pics blocked, surprised they even allow anyone to see the ads but might come with time.
I know US IP addresses have the pics blocked, surprised they even allow anyone to see the ads but might come with time.
Leolist Replacement
Leolist was a ready to go replacement when the idiot Americans took down Backpage. As a result Canadian sex workers are way better off than workers in other parts of the world.
What do we know about Leolist? Who controls it? How secure is it against government interference? Is it run by the owners of this board?
It might be a good idea to have another ad site waiting in the wings and ready to go if a problem develops with Leolist. Possibly something like crockor.net If all the workers in some distinct area such as Vancouver Island switched to Crockor the clients would all know about it soon enough and there would be a working platform ready to go in the rest of Canada if it was needed. In addition, Leolist would know there was a competitor on the horizon and would have incentive to keep service up and rates down.
Crockor is interesting in its own right. I haven't checked it out properly but I understand it is a non profit replacement for Backpage in Australia.
Leolist was a ready to go replacement when the idiot Americans took down Backpage. As a result Canadian sex workers are way better off than workers in other parts of the world.
What do we know about Leolist? Who controls it? How secure is it against government interference? Is it run by the owners of this board?
It might be a good idea to have another ad site waiting in the wings and ready to go if a problem develops with Leolist. Possibly something like crockor.net If all the workers in some distinct area such as Vancouver Island switched to Crockor the clients would all know about it soon enough and there would be a working platform ready to go in the rest of Canada if it was needed. In addition, Leolist would know there was a competitor on the horizon and would have incentive to keep service up and rates down.
Crockor is interesting in its own right. I haven't checked it out properly but I understand it is a non profit replacement for Backpage in Australia.
